Special Microwave Diodes

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Part RoHS Manufacturer Diode Type Terminal Position Terminal Form No. of Terminals Surface Mount Package Shape Package Body Material Config Nominal Operating Voltage No. of Elements Package Style (Meter) Sub-Category Maximum Operating Temperature Application Minimum Operating Temperature Terminal Finish Minimum Output Power JESD-30 Code Qualification Nominal Diode Capacitance Additional Features Minimum Breakdown Voltage JESD-609 Code Minimum Operating Frequency Maximum Time At Peak Reflow Temperature (s) Peak Reflow Temperature (C) Diode Element Material Typical Operating Current Maximum Operating Frequency

ST-4

Micronetics

NOISE DIODE

DUAL

GULL WING

3

YES

RECTANGULAR

PLASTIC/EPOXY

SINGLE

1

SMALL OUTLINE

R-PDSO-G3

Not Qualified

.00001 GHz

SILICON

3 GHz

DC1203A

Gec Plessey Semiconductors

GUNN DIODE

YES

12 V

Microwave Special Purpose Diodes

CONTINUOUS WAVE

.005 W

.5 GHz

100 mA

1 GHz

GC6001-17

Microchip Technology

NOISE DIODE

DUAL

FLAT

2

YES

SQUARE

CERAMIC, METAL-SEALED COFIRED

SINGLE

1

MICROWAVE

Other Diodes

150 Cel

-55 Cel

GOLD

S-CDMW-F2

.5 pF

HIGH RELIABILITY

6 V

e4

SILICON

S8250B

Toshiba

IMPATT DIODE

NO

120 V

Microwave Special Purpose Diodes

CONTINUOUS WAVE

2 W

10 GHz

225 mA

20 GHz

S8202A

Toshiba

GUNN DIODE

YES

10 V

Microwave Special Purpose Diodes

CONTINUOUS WAVE

Tin/Lead (Sn/Pb)

.02 W

e0

8.5 GHz

150 mA

12 GHz

S8206

Toshiba

GUNN DIODE

NO

Microwave Special Purpose Diodes

CONTINUOUS WAVE

.12 W

5.5 GHz

8 GHz

S8205

Toshiba

GUNN DIODE

NO

Microwave Special Purpose Diodes

CONTINUOUS WAVE

.05 W

5.5 GHz

8 GHz

S8250

Toshiba

IMPATT DIODE

NO

Microwave Special Purpose Diodes

CONTINUOUS WAVE

S8201A

Toshiba

GUNN DIODE

NO

10 V

Microwave Special Purpose Diodes

CONTINUOUS WAVE

.1 W

8.2 GHz

400 mA

10.5 GHz

S3019B

Toshiba

IMPATT DIODE

NO

83 V

Microwave Special Purpose Diodes

CONTINUOUS WAVE

.75 W

6 GHz

135 mA

12 GHz

S3020

Toshiba

GUNN DIODE

8 V

Microwave Special Purpose Diodes

CONTINUOUS WAVE

.15 W

10.5 GHz

50 mA

12 GHz

S8250A

Toshiba

IMPATT DIODE

NO

120 V

Microwave Special Purpose Diodes

CONTINUOUS WAVE

1.7 W

10 GHz

225 mA

20 GHz

S3020A

Toshiba

GUNN DIODE

NO

Microwave Special Purpose Diodes

CONTINUOUS WAVE

.18 W

10.5 GHz

12 GHz

S3019A

Toshiba

IMPATT DIODE

NO

83 V

Microwave Special Purpose Diodes

CONTINUOUS WAVE

.6 W

6 GHz

130 mA

12 GHz

S3019

Toshiba

IMPATT DIODE

NO

80 V

Microwave Special Purpose Diodes

CONTINUOUS WAVE

.5 W

6 GHz

100 mA

12 GHz

5961-01-248-0025

Renesas Electronics

IMPATT DIODE

YES

120 V

Microwave Special Purpose Diodes

CONTINUOUS WAVE

3.3 W

9 GHz

NOT SPECIFIED

NOT SPECIFIED

240 mA

12 GHz

Special Microwave Diodes

Special microwave diodes are electronic components that are designed for specific applications in microwave and radio frequency systems. They provide unique properties and characteristics that enable specific functions or tasks, such as high power handling, low noise, and high frequency response.

One example of a special microwave diode is the Schottky diode, which is a high-speed diode that uses a metal-semiconductor junction to allow for fast switching and low forward voltage drop. Schottky diodes are commonly used in high-frequency rectifiers, mixers, and detectors.

Another example is the Gunn diode, which is a semiconductor device that produces microwave signals through the process of Gunn effect. Gunn diodes are commonly used in electronic circuits that require low-power microwave generation, such as radar systems and electronic countermeasures.

The varactor diode is another type of special microwave diode that is used as a voltage-controlled capacitor, allowing for tunable capacitance in electronic circuits. Varactor diodes are commonly used in electronic circuits that require tunable frequency response, such as voltage-controlled oscillators and frequency synthesizers.

Other special microwave diodes include step recovery diodes, which are used as fast-switching diodes in electronic circuits that require precise timing or pulse generation, and avalanche photodiodes, which are used in high-speed optical communication systems.